Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
I passed a girl in a bum short. A few older men and women started talking about how she’ll be crying once she gets raped and I truly need you guys to educate your parents about rape and that what a woman wears is not permission for sexual assault and not a reason.
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
Hey, so rape is actually always 100% the rapists fault. There is no level of shared responsibility. This is true. Always. Thank you for coming to my talk.
An investigation team has been established in the Eastern Cape following the gruesome discovery of four bodies in Gqeberha.
enca.com/news-top-stories/fo…
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
BREAKING: Police confirm a fourth body, that of a 38-year-old woman, was discovered on 12 September 2026 in Rhodesfield, at the back of a hotel in the area.
The woman was wearing sports clothing and was found partially clothed.
Her identity is still subject to formal confirmation by the family through the mortuary identification process.
IMPORTANT: The South African Police Service is warning women in and around Kempton Park, particularly the Rhodesfield area, to exercise extreme caution following the discovery of the bodies of four women in the same area over a period of approximately two months.
The latest body was discovered on Saturday evening.
Preliminary information gathered by detectives indicates concerning similarities in the circumstances surrounding the deaths. The bodies of the women were found half naked and with visible bruising, and the discovery sites are located within the same vicinity.
While investigations are still underway and SAPS has not, at this stage, confirmed that the deaths are linked to a serial killer, the similarities are sufficiently concerning for the police to issue a public warning and intensify investigations.
Women in and around Kempton Park are urged not to walk or run alone, particularly in isolated areas. They should avoid secluded spaces, remain vigilant and, where possible, travel or exercise in groups.
A dedicated multidisciplinary task team has been established to investigate these cases and determine whether there are links between the incidents.
At the same time 38-year-old Elizabeth Mokolo Moselakgomo, also known as “Tsontso”, has been reported missing after she went for an afternoon run on Wednesday, 10 September 2026.
Moselakgomo reportedly left her home in Kempton Park during the afternoon to go for a run and has not returned. She left behind her eight-year-old daughter. When she failed to return home later on that evening, her daughter contacted family members, who subsequently reported her disappearance to the police.
Anyone who may have seen her, knows her whereabouts, or has any information that could assist the investigation is urged to immediately contact Warrant Officer Elvis Manyike on 082 465 7249.
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
Guys please normalize suing @HomeAffairsSA for identity theft . If we don’t they’ll keep stealing South Africans identities and selling them to foreigners
Replying to @HomeAffairsSA
@HomeAffairsSA
My son is busy applying for University only to find out that he shares the same ID number as Mr Siyabonga Luyanda Bennedict Zulu and systems are kicking him out saying application in process
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
#sapsNW [25 YEAR SENTENCE FOR FATHER WHO MURDERED HIS 2-YEAR- OLD SON]
The #SAPS North West Provincial Commissioner, Lieutenant General Arthur Adams, has welcomed the 25-year direct imprisonment sentence handed down to a 49-year-old man for the murder of his two-year-old son.
Lucas Kgosi Mmakgathi was sentenced by the Madikwe Regional Court on Friday, 14 August 2026, after being convicted of murdering his son at Siga Village on Saturday, 4 May 2024.
The court heard evidence that Mmakgathi had asked the child's mother for permission to take the two-year-old to Rustenburg to buy him toys. After being entrusted with the child, he instead took him to a nearby bush, where he used a shoelace to strangle the child to death.
It emerged that Mmakgathi and the child's mother argued shortly before the incident.
Mmakgathi had been in custody since May 2024 after being denied bail.
The State further argued that the accused's guilty plea should not be regarded as a mitigating factor due to the seriousness of the offense. The court agreed with the State's submissions and sentenced Mmakgathi to 25 years' direct imprisonment. He was also declared unfit to possess a firearm and may not be released on parole without the permission of the deceased's family members.
Lieutenant General Arthur Adams commended the investigating officers, Detective Constable Noncedo Sovag from Madikwe SAPS and Detective Sergeant Luckboy Lucas Zuma from the North West Provincial Serious and Violent Crimes Unit, for their diligent investigation and the prosecution for ensuring that the matter was successfully brought to court.
He welcomed the 25-year sentence, noting that it sends a strong message that violence against children will not be tolerated. The sentence also provides a measure of justice to the bereaved family and reinforces the SAPS' commitment to protecting vulnerable children.
The SAPS remains committed to protecting children and ensuring that perpetrators of violence against vulnerable members of society are held accountable.
#sentencing #ChildProtection #TrioCrimes ST
saps.gov.za/newsroom/ms.php
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
No. Because I’ll go about my day and you’ll meet me in front. Then, I’ll show you how to really ignore somebody.
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
Keep calling kids hoes and blaming skirts. Every time you do it, a rapist smiles because he knows the whole country will ask “what was she wearing” before they ever ask “why did he do it.”
You are deliberately protecting predators.
And we see every single one of you.
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
I hate when people tell me "there's always someone out there who has it worse," how does that help me? Because someone else have a bigger problem does that make my own problem go away?
Don't discredit my feelings or whatever I'm going through please.
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
A woman on IG and tik tok has been tagging woolies for almost a year asking them to change the handle and make it more practical to put over the shoulder with groceries inside and they been mixing her. This isn’t practical cause these white bags are gonna get dirty and no one wants to reuse a bag with stains.
The brand Woolworths also is black, not aligning with the brand at all, I mean they didn’t have to do anything. Or they couldn’t have just put Christmas stickers on it and called the Christmas special bag so they can easily go back to the black bag next year.
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
This is isolation at its core because there was clearly a part of your wife that felt more seen in her friendship than with you but also, energy vampirism within female friendships are overlooked & this form of covert narcissism is often seen/exposed by men.
I see both sides here— women need good friends & men need to understand their partner in the way a best friend would.
My wife and I almost lost our marriage to a friendship.
Not an affair.
Not another man.
Her best friend.
It started small.
A text here. A call there.
"She just gets me."
I didn't think anything of it.
Until I noticed my wife told her things she didn't tell me.
Hard days at work. Fears about the kids. Doubts about us.
Her best friend got the real her.
I got the tired version.
The leftover version.
The one who said "I'm fine" when I asked how she was.
One night I found her crying on the phone.
With her.
Not me.
I stood in the doorway.
She didn't even notice.
That's when I realized:
I wasn't losing my wife to another man.
I was losing her to a counterfeit intimacy that felt safer than me.
No risk.
No vulnerability.
No covenant weight.
Just comfort without cost.
I sat her down the next morning.
"I feel like I'm third in my own marriage."
She got defensive at first.
"She's just my friend. You're overreacting."
But then I asked:
"When's the last time you told me something before you told her?"
Silence.
She couldn't remember.
Neither could I.
We didn't fix it overnight.
But we started.
She stopped running to her phone when she was hurting.
She came to me instead.
Awkward at first.
We'd forgotten how.
Your wife doesn't need a best friend who "gets her."
She needs a husband who pursues her.
And brother…
If she's running to someone else with her heart?
Maybe it's because you stopped being safe enough to hold it.
Your spouse should know you better than anyone on earth.
If they don't, that's not their failure.
It's your invitation.
Go get your wife back.
Not from another man.
From the counterfeit comfort she's settled for.
Because you stopped showing up.
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
Foreigners will always compromise the integrity of any South African institution to benefit their fellow countrymen. You employ a foreign as supervisor or Manager, they employ & bring their fellow countrymen. Simple as that🚮🚮🚮🚮
The Vaal University of Technology is investigating allegations that an employee has been arranging fraudulent qualifications primarily for Congolese students for a price since 2018.
sundayworld.co.za/?p=494697
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
Jooo this year month end August I got raped and went to sunnyside police station crying and the police officer shouted at me and told me that he is not the one who raped me so I must not cry to him
A 19-year-old student who went to file a rape complaint at a police station in the North West alleged that two police officers told her not to open a case because it “won’t go anywhere”.
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Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
People are being cheeky about how the boys orchestrated this to wingman him but uhh the simpler explanation is that boys generally don’t take caretaking as a moral imperative the way girls do. This is an observation of a tendency that has many social consequences, not a criticism
Legally Blonde 👱🏽♀️ retweeted
It's a trauma response, when you're taught that it's always on you to save, to communicate, to apologise, then your nervous system is on high alert. You feel guilty for existing.
Opportunistic narcissists pounce on this; they weaponise their hurt and deny fair communication.


































